US President Donald Trump has made it clear that trade negotiations with India will remain on hold until a dispute over tariffs is resolved. His remarks came after his administration’s recent move to double tariffs on Indian imports.
Responding to a question from ANI at the Oval Office on whether talks could resume despite the new 50% tariff, Trump firmly replied, “No, not until we get it resolved.”
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On Wednesday, the White House issued an Executive Order imposing an additional 25 percentage points on existing tariffs for Indian goods, effectively raising the total levy to 50%. The administration justified the hike by citing national security and foreign policy concerns, highlighting India’s continued imports of Russian oil as a key factor in its decision.
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